What do Henry Ford and the ExInEd program at the Space Telescope 
Science Institute have in common? Both are pioneers in developing new 
vehicles to run on the superhighways of the future. For Henry, it was Model 
T's; for ST ScI, it's a series of Electronic PictureBooks, which are learning aids 
being developed to share the highlights and challenges of space science 
research with today's modern adventure-seekers. Electronic PictureBooks are 
designed to capture your imagination, and, most importantly, to be fun. The 
software runs on any color Macintosh computer and contains full color 
images and informative text. 

	Electronic PictureBooks are produced by the ExInEd (Exploration in 
Education) program of the Special Studies Office of the Space Telescope 
Science Institute. For more information on the ExInEd program, or to provide 
comments or suggestion on the Electronic PictureBook concept, please write 
to: 
ExInEd
Space Telescope Science Institute
3700 San Martin Drive
Baltimore, MD  21218. 
FAX: (410) 516-7450 
email: ExInEd@stsci.edu.

	ExInEd is also accepting proposals for new Electronic PictureBooks 
from interested authors. An Electronic PictureBook is usually created from 
pre-existing text and graphics, often in the form of slide sets, articles, or 
lecture material. Subjects range from geography, to planetary science, to 
astrophysics, and might include anything from views of our home planet to 
the latest discoveries of the Hubble Space Telescope. If you wish to have an 
Electronic PictureBook produced from your existing material, please contact 
the ExInEd program for guidelines.